
Yoga Classes for Pregnancy
Birth + Baby
Bloom prenatal yoga classes embody flowing, feminine and nurturing ways to support your changing body and growing baby throughout pregnancy
Classes, Series + Workshops for Pregnancy, Birth + Baby
Learn yogic techniques to build and maintain the strength needed for pregnancy and birth while creating space for your growing baby; ease anxiety and aches common in pregnancy.
Discover the ways in which your body is designed for birth and how to utilise this wisdom through movement and mindfulness.
What’s more, you’ll connect with a community of other women and mothers while being supported by a senior prenatal yoga teacher.
Ease your body, mind and baby into a state of bliss!
An indulgent opportunity to store up precious reserves of energy while connecting to the wisdom of your body through movement and stillness.
Welcome Circle
Goddess Salutations
Self-Massage
Nourishing Vegetarian Lunch
Restorative Yoga
Yoga Nidra Meditation
Journaling for Pregnancy
Sound Bath
Ayurvedic morning tea designed to build 'ojas' -
vitality for the work of motherhood
Retreat Goodie Bag valued at $50
No yoga experience needed. Suitable for all trimesters.
Sunday 30 March | 9.30am - 2.30pm
Investment ~ $148
Limited to 12 participants
Bloom Goddess: Pregnancy Yoga Day Retreat
Yoga for an Active + Empowering Birth
Active Birth makes use of a woman's natural physiological instinct to move freely through labour and birth.
Yoga for Active Birth is an interactive birth education class applying yoga postures, movement and breathing techniques for labour and birth; the birth partner learns practical ways to assist by holding space, utilising massage and advocating on behalf of the mother.
Your Body is Designed for Birth
Birth is not something that we passively partake in - it requires us to be fully ACTIVE - in mind, in body and in our soul!
Yogic practices provide insight and awareness of how to move through your labour feeling confident, calm and empowered.
Yoga for Birth gives you tools to manage pain and stay centred during contractions.

Birth is not only about making babies. Birth is about making mothers.
~ Barbara Katz Rothman